NON-OPIOID PAINCARE CLINICS
Rupesh Tarwala, MD
Acute Medicare Accepted

Rupesh Tarwala, MD

4.8(100+ reviews)
Safe Care Score: 70/100
1198 3rd Ave, New York, NY 10021

About This Clinic

Rupesh Tarwala, MD is a Orthopedic surgeon located in the manhattan area. Medicare is accepted.

Patient Review Insights

We've analyzed thousands of patient reviews to categorize this clinic's performance and clinical specialties.

Rating Breakdown

5
92%
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Medical Focus & Specialties

Specific conditions and treatments mentioned most often by patients.

hip surgery×9knee surgery×7procedure explanation×2

Patient Experience Highlights

What patients consistently praised about their visit and the staff.

quick recovery×3 thorough×3

Testimonials

Durga Maharjan

"We visited Dr. Tarwala 3 times for my wife Niru's orthopedic needs at Upper East Side 130 E 67th St location. Dr is genuinely good listener and consular. So, will give 5 star for a doctor. Additionally, Annie who was assisting doctor was also very nice and helpful. Overall, time is not wasted so we are happy with the services we received. Thanks ."

Julia Jack

"I saw Dr. Tarwala in September for significant foot pain. He took X-rays and, finding nothing, attributed my symptoms to a longstanding bone spur that had never caused issues before. He advised that an MRI wasn't necessary and recommended physical therapy instead. Three months later, my pain persisted, so I obtained an MRI on my own. The scan revealed a stress fracture--an injury that likely progressed during the time it went undiagnosed. I'm incredibly disappointed that this was missed and that further imaging wasn't considered earlier, despite my significant pain that I described to him in the initial appointment. Now reading the reviews, it seems other people have had similar experiences. I would not recommend you see Dr. Tarwala if you care about your health."

Lauren Bachor

"Awful. This doctor was extremely unprofessional. I laid it out for him, what I was dealing with as far as pushback and refusal of care from what I can only surmise as being conspiracy to cover for the offending surgeon rather than adhere to the Hypocratic Oathe he signed to administer care above all else. Yes, it is happening and this behavior seems to be well established and easily achieved by way of MyXhart machine of nonaccountability. who didn't do the surgery that was discussed and agreed on, in writing."

Rupesh Tarwala, MD | Orthopedic Surgeon in Manhattan | Non-Opioid Pain Clinics